Text of a letter to the press [?drafted by Clement Davies and undated] alleging that a speech by Herbert Morrison to trade unionists at Lewisham was plagiarised from Clement Davies. 'This is not the first time that an ardent and powerful socialist, when in difficulties, has dared to borrow not merely phrases but whole paragraphs from the speeches of his Liberal adversary'.
Fragment Of Press Cutting, 1939. Concerns a dinner given to Sir Wynn and Lady Wheldon, at which Mrs Jano Clement-Davies paid tribute to Lady Wheldon.
Bundle of miscellaneous photographs, negatives and picture postcards.
Letter from Frank Harcourt-Munning, London,
The Agadir Fund. [2 letters].
Clement Davies's family, background, education and early career,
Moses Davies: personal papers,
Three Fragments Of Letters from Moses Davies.
[At least one is to 'Dafydd']. Personal.
Letter from Moses Davies to 'Davy and Osborne',
Greetings for the new year and the new century. Moses Davies hopes recipients will flourish in business.
Letter from Moses Davies to Dafydd,
Glad that recipient is now in good health. Clement has been blessed with many fine qualities; may God grant him health and strength. He has many achievements. Moses Davies and his wife would very much like to see Dafydd and his wife. Moses Davies and his wife are overjoyed at Clement Davies's success in the Bar exams.
Obituary of Alderman Moses Davies. Contains much useful material concerning Clement Davies's family background. Cf. A/9/98.
Letter from Moses Davies to 'Boys'.
Moses Davies is pleased to hear of recipient's success, and wishes his three sons well in the future. He hopes David's health is now much improved and wishes him a happy birthday.
Letter from Moses Davies and his wife to 'dear Boys'.
[Two letters on one sheet]. Clement has arrived home and looks well. His parents are thankful to all who have looked after him. He will repay his debts one day.
Letter from Moses Davies and his wife to David and Osborne.
[Two letters on one sheet]. Domestic affairs on the farm and the weather Clement 'enjoys very much'.
Letter from Moses Davies, to 'Boys',
Moses Davies does not often write to recipient and his brothers, but he is ready to do anything to help them. He takes pleasure in recipient's success in securing a position and glad that he has kept his promise to his father. A postal order for 7s. 6d. is enclosed.
Letter from Moses Davies to 'Boys',
Words fail Moses Davies to express his pleasure that recipient has gained such a good position in London. His appearance and good character must have been responsible, but he must take care for his welfare in future especially as he is in business. He will need to be attentive, obliging and graceful.
Letter from Moses Davies to 'Boys',
Moses Davies has sold the old Malt House for £330, and is well pleased as it will enable him to pay off half his debts. But this is no thanks to White, who has behaved 'awful bad'. Clement and his mother have gone to Llanfair P.G. Recipient's letters are greatly appreciated and much pleasure is taken in his recent success.
Moses Davies: business papers,